Sentence examples for being very distinct from from inspiring English sources
The source type identification accuracy for inkjet printers is the highest due to their signatures being very distinct from the others.
"The Northumberland style is very distinct from Lancashire clogging," says Laura Connolly, a virtuoso dancer who performs with the Newcastle folk act the Demon Barbers.
The issues at ages 12-14 are very distinct from the ones at 20-24, and I wished that Siegel would have taken the extra care to clarify the differences.
In this paper, bioinformatics and functional data show that the OEEps present in plants and green algae are very distinct from their prokaryotic counterparts.
It said intercepts of Iranian weapons were "very distinct" from past tests against simulated North Korean missiles over the Pacific, since shorter distances require a quicker response.
But with Samaris we tried to create the total opposite, which is sort of a kind of distinct world, something that is very distinct from the audience, very dreamy".
Germany I think it's unfortunate that we see in a number of states – and this is particularly well represented in western Europe – [that] the priorities of governments seem to be very distinct from the desires of the public.
Asio said the ESO was "very distinct" from these other branches, and given the "degree of legitimacy" Hezbollah enjoyed in Lebanon, it was important not to proscribe the entire organisation.
